Remembrance day is always a special day in the year to remember those who have died serving this country. This year was of course extra special, as the centenary year of the end of the First World War.

Michael attend several Acts of Remembrance across the constituency on Sunday.

Michael was delighted to meet up with the Solicitor General this week. It was Justice Week which is a new initiative setup by the three legal professional bodies; the Law Society, the Bar Council and the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives.

 Michael joins more than 500 MPs to plant trees as part of the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy

November is of course the month where we remember those who have fought for our country and lost their lives in conflict. Remembrance Day has a special poignancy this year, as it is 100 years to the day since the First World War ended.

Whilst at the Conservative Party conference Michael met a range of charities, businesses and individuals to discuss a range of subjects.

Michael Tomlinson shows support for British farming in Mid Dorset and North Poole

Michael has shown his support for British farming at Back British Farming Day in Westminster, recognising the crucial role farmers play in producing food and caring for the countryside.

Michael was delighted to be the first signature to support early years providers in delivering affordable and sustainable high quality early years education.

Michael Tomlinson, as Penny Mordaunt’s (the Secretary of State for International Development) parliamentary private secretary (PPS), was sitting behind her when she became the first person to sign her speech regarding the upcoming Global Disability Summit at the dispatch box.

Michael Tomlinson MP had the pleasure of hosting Lockyer’s Middle School in Parliament. He really enjoyed meeting these young constituents!

Michael has been meeting Dorset Young researchers, a group of 14-19 year olds living or studying in Dorset, in Parliament.